Lakeway - April 2015 by Peel, Inc.

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ARTICLE INFO The Lakeway Voice is mailed monthly to all Lakeway residents. Residents, community groups, churches, etc. are welcome to include information about their organizations in the newsletter. Personal news for the Stork Report, Teenage Job Seekers, recipes, special celebrations, and birthday announcements are also welcome. To submit an article for The Lakeway Voice please email it to lakeway@peelinc.com. The deadline is the 15th of the month prior to the issue.

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Table of Contents AROUND LAKEWAY

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Arts District Open House Lakeway Seeks Artists for Spring Fine Arts Show Lakeway’s Big Band Bash Lakeway Sing Along to Go ‘Globe-Trotting’ for Spring Show Youth Guitarists’ Magic to Cast Musical Spell in Lakeway Lakeway Hills Solos Activities Lakeway Civic Corporation Hosts ‘Meet the Candidates’ Forum An Evening at the Vineyard Lakeway Civic Corporation Celebrates 50 Years

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LTISD Community FitSmart Expo Spring Jamboree Scrimmage

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Around Lakeway Lakeway Invites Public To Attend Arts District Open House, Take Survey

The City of Lakeway invites the public to learn more about its proposed arts district concept at an open house from 6-8 p.m. April 30 at Lakeway Activity Center, 105 Cross Creek. Several city staff members will visit with community members, answer questions and gather input about the vision of an arts district in Lakeway. To create a first-class showcase for visual and performing artists in Lakeway and a gathering place for the community, the city drafted a concept that could include a performing arts center, art galleries, museums, live music venues, sculpture gardens, and walking trails. An undeveloped area of roughly 130 acres, located along Lohmans Crossing and behind the Oaks at Lakeway, is the focus of this discussion. The area includes approximately 82 acres of land owned by the Lakeway Municipal Utility District. “If it were sold today under the current zoning, this land could easily be developed into apartment buildings,” Lakeway Mayor Dave DeOme explained. “By zoning this area of the city as an arts district, we could instead encourage arts-focused businesses to locate here that would address a need we have heard about for years from local artists — professional, high-quality venues where they can perform and display their works.”

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In order to designate this district, the city would have to create a special arts district zoning category unique to Lakeway. Adopting zoning for this area allows the community to establish development standards that protect and highlight Lakeway’s character and values. City staff discussed a first draft of the proposed arts district zoning at the regular Lakeway City Council meeting on March 16 where council and staff members heard public opinion both against and in favor of the preliminary concept. All Lakeway City Council meetings are live streamed and available for viewing later at www.lakeway-tx.gov/videos. The city also encourages the public to provide input on the arts district concept via a brief online survey at www.surveymonkey.com/s/85V23MM. Copies of the survey also will be available at the open house on April 30. “We want to hear every Lakeway citizen’s opinion on the proposed arts district concept,” DeOme said. “Come to the open house, one of the City Council meetings, or take the online survey to share your vision of an arts district in Lakeway.” For information, call 512-314-7500 or visit www.lakeway-tx.gov/ artsdistrict. This open house was originally scheduled as a town hall meeting on April 8.

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The anticipation (or dread) of the tax return season is officially underway. Of course, your attitude about tax time may be dependent on how much income you earn and the quality of financial and tax advice you receive. While the focus and media attention tends be on the top 1% of income earners, a new statistic reveals a startling fact; you may be part of a larger group of tax payers responsible for footing over 70% of America’s tax bill. According to Kiplinger, the top 10% of income earners (those making $125,195 or more) are responsible for a whopping 70.2% of the tax burden. That’s right, only 10% of the population is responsible for almost 3/4 of the tax revenue. Because such a minority of Americans are paying the vast majority of taxes it stands to reason that this “10%” should be reviewing how tax efficient their investment plan is in order to keep more of their hard-earned income in their pocket. Probably the most common and most costly mistake that I see when reviewing a prospective clients’ investment and tax situation is that their current advisor is not reviewing their tax return each year as part of their overall success strategy. This “financial malpractice” compounds investment advice that is not tax efficient. Your tax return is the heartbeat to your financial life and when your investment hand is working with your tax hand less money should fall through the cracks each year at tax time.

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Around Lakeway Lakeway Seeks Artists for Spring Fine Arts Show

Lakeway Arts Committee is calling for local artists to display their works in a Spring Fine Arts Show by registering from April 8 through May 9 at Lakeway Activity Center. The show will provide a cost-effective venue for local area artists to display and sell their fine art and allow the public to meet these creative artists and get to know some of their background. This free exhibition will feature fine art paintings, jewelry, sculpture and pottery created by area artists from 1-5 p.m. May 16 at Lakeway Activity Center, 105 Cross Creek. There is no fee for artists to display their art creations, but they must come to the Activity Center to register their participation, provide their contact information and obtain their display locations on a “first come” basis. Guidelines for local artist participation are: • All artists must be Lakeway Activity Center members. If they are not members, they may join when registering for this event. • Artists who have not previously exhibited their fine art at the LAC must submit three photos of the type of art they will display at this event. Send these photos to Lakeway Arts Committee member Russ Block at rblock6@austin.rr.com before registering for the Spring Fine Arts Show at the LAC. • All artwork must be original work by the artist and be available “for sale,” unless otherwise noted on the piece of art. • Artists may share the same assigned location, but each artist must register and sign-up for this same location when registering. Hanging fine art, such as paintings, will be displayed in assigned locations in Rooms A, B, C and F of the Activity Center. Jewelry, sculpture and pottery will be displayed outside on tables along the center’s courtyard. Art display set-up will start at 11 a.m., and take down is no earlier than 5 p.m. Artists will be provided a 6-foot by 3-foot table and two folding chairs. Artists should provide their own tablecloth and display panels. Three art hanging rods with six hooks will be provided for each artist location along the walls in Rooms A, B, and C. For information, contact Block at rblock6@austin.rr.com.

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Lakeway’s Big Band Bash Continues To Swing

Swing dance is getting hotter in Lakeway as more and more dancers are packing into Lakeway’s monthly Big Band Bash. The next Big Band Bash is set for 8-10 p.m. April 13 at Lakeway Activity Center, 105 Cross Creek. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Those who just listen are also enjoying the evening with The Republic of Texas Band. Kent Dugan’s 17-piece orchestra is one of the best big bands in Central Texas. The band features Lakeway singers David Cummings and Lisa Clark and consistently appeals to dancers of many generations. Expect to hear a wide variety of favorite tunes, mostly from the Sinatra era, with fresh arrangements. Lakeway Arts Committee sponsors the Big Band Bash the second Monday of each month. These are free events, but donations to the band are encouraged. “We love to see the different generations at these dances,” Lakeway Arts Committee chairman Fred Newton said. “More young people seem to be gaining an appreciation for ballroom dancing.” Lakeway Activity Center’s ballroom is the perfect venue with a large dance floor and tables available for your refreshments without the hassle of reservations. For information, call Lakeway Activity Center at 512-2611010.

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Around Lakeway Lakeway Sing Along To Go ‘Globe-Trotting’ For Spring Show

Celebrating their 15th anniversary of entertaining the Lake Travis area, Lakeway Sing Along will present “It’s A Small World” on April 23, 24 and 25 at the Lakeway Activity Center. Last year’s spring show focused on music “Made in America,” but this group of 80-plus local music-lovers is expanding its horizons worldwide for 2015. What was the inspiration for this theme? “ M u s i c i s s u c h a n Hali Wang, left, and Lucy Mao i n t e r n a t i o n a l c o m m o n will sing songs from their native bond,” Sing Along Director lands in Lakeway Sing Along’s “It’s A Small World” on April Ernie Clay said.” When I 23, 24 and 25 at the Lakeway auditioned two new Sing Activity Center. Along candidates — one from mainland China, the other from Taiwan — I realized it really is ‘a small world after all.’ ” The Sing Along chorus boasts many members who have lived in foreign countries. Several of these performers will sing songs the audiences will likely recognize, some with a verse in the languages in which they were originally written. “It’s going to be fun – kind of like a musical travelogue,” Clay said. Some of the places the chorus will journey to are Italy, France, the British Isles, Greece, Lebanon, China, Argentina and Brazil – over 20 countries in all. As always, there will be some fun numbers, exotic costumes and the Sing Along orchestra. There’s no need to pack your bags for this globe-trotting musical journey covering five continents, but reservations are a must. It is a dinner show with tables of 10. Doors open at 6 p.m., and dinner is served at 6:30 p.m. along with dinner entertainment to warm up the audience. The odyssey starts at 8 p.m. The event is BYOB. Tickets are $30 person, which covers all expenses, except for any “trips of a lifetime” this music inspires. Tickets will go on sale at the Lakeway Activity Center, 105 Cross Creek, for Activity Center members on March 23 and for all others on March 30. Call the Activity Center at 512-261-1010 for information and be sure to view the new Lakeway Sing Along video at http:// youtu.be/AOKrxpCrCY0. 10

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Youth Guitarists’ Magic To Cast Musical Spell In Lakeway

The City of Lakeway Arts Committee will present the Austin Bella Corda Guitar Ensemble in a free performance of Dreams and Dances – Music from the Medieval to the Magical from 4-5 p.m. April 19 at Lakeway Activity Center, 105 Cross Creek. The Lakeway concert will feature award-winning Young Performing Artist Soloist Aytahn Benavi performing Albeniz & Mertz, the 3A Trio. Benavi will join Avi Medina and Aaron Mink for Dream Music. Austin Bella Corda also will perform dance music from Alphonse X, Praetorius, Mozart, Chapdelaine, Piazzola and Taylor. Other Austin Bella Corda members are Sam Forbes, Annalise Irby, Simon Krauskopf, Ben Parrish, Elle Smith and Jeneve Wilder. Director is Kevin Taylor. Austin Bella Corda is a premier pre-college guitar ensemble chosen for their work ethic, skill and artistry. They have given concerts in Austin, San Antonio, Houston, Washington and Spartanburg, S.C. Several members joined the USA Bella Corda to win the Best Youth Ensemble award in Bad Nauheim, Germany. Their YouTube videos have garnered over 350,000 viewings. The Austin American-Statesman praised the group, writing “The music is fun and original, and the students play it to the hilt.” Jason Boyd of Et Cetera Magazine wrote of their performance, “Amazing – they blew me away! The kids had an emotional sensibility way beyond their years.” The ensemble is sponsored by the Young Performing Artist Program, which assists targeted pre-college guitarists in their education and development. It is a special project of Greater Austin Creative Alliance, a 501(c)3 organization and is funded totally by voluntary donations. For information, call Lakeway Activity Center at 512-261-1010.

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REGISTER: WWW.TINYCH.ORG/GOLF Join us for the 7th annual Colin’s Hope Classic charity golf tournament. Enjoy a beautiful course, lunch, dinner, a chance to win a Lexus or RV, and great prizes. Gather your friends, grab your clubs, and help us reach our pledge raising goals and spread awareness about drowning prevention.

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Activities Chair: Jacquie Banks 512.638.0484 Membership Chair Ram Matta 512.767.0466 NOTE: “gas tip” is usually based on 4-people/car so adjust up or down depending on number of riders. Wed April 1: Enjoy the wildflowers of Texas, especially the bluebonnets with a trip to Marble Falls and/or Burnet. Meet at the LAC at 10:00 AM, return around 3:00 PM. Lunch along the way at a place to be determined later. Car pool and costs to be determined. Contact Bettie Moderhack Mon April 13: Games Mah Jong 2:00 – 5:00p @ LAC then EAT afterward at a TBD location. NO carpool. Contact Mary Ann Griesman Wed April 15: LUNCH BUNCH Six String Grill, 15506 West Hwy 71, Bee Cave, TX 78738. Carpool LAC 11:30 am. $4 gas tip. Contact Maxine Beeskow. Please call Priscilla Bangs 512.261.0038 to volunteer to be the Chair for the LUNCH BUNCH. Fri April 17: eat first and then Games Bridge & Dominoes @ LAC 7pm. NO carpool Eat at Pao’s (near Chair King &Tuesday Morning), 5:15pm. Contact Marie Rush OR to eat at the alternative location Contact Phyllis Ligon. Sun April 19: Austin Bella Corda Guiter Ensemble of extraordinary students from Central Texas. LAC 4 to 5 pm. Free admission. April 23, 24 and 25: Sing Along spring dinner and show “It’s a Small World”. Tickets are $30 each. LAC doors open at 6:00 pm, dinner served at 6:30 pm. Catered by Mangieri’s restaurant. BYOB. Contact LAC. For seating at a Solos table, check with us after the tables go on sale. We will be buying a table for either Thursday April 24 or Friday April 25. For seating at the Solo’s table please send a check for the number of tickets to Sandra Blakeway, Solos Treasurer. Sat April 25: Tour AOMA Acupuncture Clinic/Graduate School of Integrative Medicine, 4701 West Gate Blvd 512.693.4372. This will be led by Dr. Violet Song. She will explain how Oriental Medicine might help with common ailments of our age group and/or friends, i.e. chronic pain from back/hip/knee surgeries; eye issues like glaucoma, macular degeneration and cataracts; therapies which might be helpful for Alzheimers and Parkinsons and balance issues. She will also explain tuina, cupping and moxa. Meet at LAC at l0:15 am and carpool to AOMA. Eat afterwards at nearby Central Market. $3 gas tip. Contact Marie Rush by April 23 to save your place. Wed April 28: Dining Out at Verde’s Mexican Parilla on Hamilton Pool Rd. Carpool LAC 5:30p. $3 gas tip. Contact Pam Murray. Reminder: If any Solo needs a hug, card, call, or prayer call Caring Chair, Cynthia Jobling 512.904.0028 Copyright © 2015 Peel, Inc.

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“Meet the Candidates” Forum Thursday, April 16, 2015 7 to 9:30 p.m. Lakeway Activity Center 105 Cross Creek Candidates for the Lakeway City Council will be available to answer your questions. Residents may submit questions in advance to lcc@lakeway.org as well as at the forum. Refreshments will be served.

An Evening At The Vineyard will be presented by the Lakeway Associates of Seton Sunday, April 19th, 2015, 6:00-9:00 PM (Hors d’oeuvres, Libations, and Dancing) Home of Haythem Dawlett, Vineyard Bay 16100 Chateau Avenue Lakeway, Texas 78734 Haythem Dawlett is the Founder and Principal of Austin, Texas-based development company Legend Communities where he leads its Texas operations. Dawlett is highly active in the Central Texas community, with an emphasis on supporting Lake Travis civic, business, education and sports initiatives. His activities have contributed to the growth and enhancement of facilities and programs involving the Lake Travis Education Foundation, Lake Travis Elementary, Lake Travis High School, Lakeway Heritage Center and Lake Travis Library. Dawlett currently serves on the board of TexArts, and is involved with other non-profit organizations including Any Baby Can, A World for Children and Green Santa.

LAKEWAY CIVIC CORPORATION CELEBRATES 50 YEARS

The Lakeway Civic Corporation holds an annual meeting to give financial information of the past year and to announce awards to citizens who have made contributions to the community at large. A golden anniversary theme was the backdrop for presentations to 2015 Meritorious award winners: Jimmy Anderson, Becky and Jose Naveira, Searcy Willis, and Steve Witt. The 2015 Outstanding Citizen of the Year was awarded to Gerry Astorino. Fifty years ago, the founders of the Lakeway community conceived a plan whereby a percentage of revenue from lot sales would be contributed to a Trust Fund, and the income from the Trust could be used for specific community needs. This idea led to the establishment of the Lakeway Civic Corporation (LCC), which was incorporated in 1965. The stated purpose is for promotion of the special welfare of the Lakeway community, its property owners and residents; participate in projects that will improve the community at large; support civic projects for the betterment of the City of Lakeway and its residents. The Trust Fund receives its money from the sale of lots in very defined and specific locations in Lakeway. The LCC receives income from two sources – the interest generated from the Trust Fund and profit generated from the publication of the Lakeway Residents directory. An elected board of trustees administers the funds, approves requests for funding of projects and in the last 50 years, approximately $1,300,000 has been funneled back in to the community. These projects have included many enhancements to Lakeway community parks, saving and moving the log cabin to City Hall, supporting The Blood Center of Central Texas through a local blood drive, contributing to the building of the entrance of the Lake Travis Community Library, paying for the Service League phone service, and many smaller projects that benefit the community. For additional information, see www.lakeway.org.

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Sports News LAKEWAY 9 HOLE LADIES GROUP LAKEWAY COUNTRY CLUB Play cancelled February 18th and 25th due to weather conditions FEBRUARY 4TH LIVE OAK

Individual Play & Ace of the Month Competition February Ace of the Month- Pam Rhodes First Flight 1st - Diane Jones 3rd - Carol George 2nd - Cheryl Whaling Second Flight 1st - Martha MacAninch 3rd - Rita Rowe 2nd - Pam Smith Third Flight 1st - Ann Smith 3rd - Sandra McCullough 2nd - Laurie Hockenberry Low Putts: Cheryl Whaling - 17 Birdies: Carol George #12 55 & Under: Cheryl Whaling 54 and Pam Rhodes 55 FEBRUARY 11TH - YAUPON SHAMBLE

First Cheryl Whaling, Melissa Rice, Vivian Craft and Ann Smith Second Holly McElroy, Diane Jones, Diana Hall and Gail Bowman Third Carol George, Pat Long and Joyce Johnson Chip Ins: Ann Smith #13, Pat Long #11, Gayle Wormington #17 and Diana Hall #12 & #16 Birdie: Pat Long - #3

LAKEWAY 18 HOLE LADIES GROUP LAKEWAY COUNTRY CLUB FEBRUARY 4TH – ACE OF THE MONTH, LIVE OAK

Congratulations, Ace of the Month Cathy Shoemaker - 70 Flight 1: 1st Low Gross – Lesa Wilson – 88 1st Low Net – Debbie Thomas - 83 Flight 2: 1st Low Gross – Lynda Meyer – 100 1st Low Net – Marsha Kish - 75 Flight 3: 1st Low Gross – Betsy Frost – 117 1st Low Net – Marie Rush - 93 Chip Ins: Marsha Kish #6; Lesa Wilson #12; Lynda Meyer #11, Karina Williams #13 Low Putts: Lesa Wilson 26 Birdies: Lesa Wilson #13 FEBRUARY 11TH – AROUND THE CLOCK,YAUPON

Flight 1: 1st Low Gross – Beverly Reid – 70 1st Low Net – Gerrie Richardson – 55 Flight 2: 1st Low Gross – Patti Lasswell – 77 1st Low Net – Linda Woodhall -57 Flight 3: 1st Low Gross – Karina Williams – 83 1st Low Net – Pat Huskinson - 54 Chip-Ins:PaulaCrawley#1;CiciEly#2;LindaWoodhall#6;Lynda Jones #10;Maxie Scott #12 Birdies: Pat Huskinson #3 Eagle: Maxie Scott #12 Low Putts: Tied with 29: Paula Crawley, Sue Combs, Mary Jo Sheehan; Gerrie Richardson

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Lakeway Lakers

Registration for the Lakeway Lakers summer swim team opened to returning members on March 23rd and opened for new members starting March 30th. Registration continues until we reach our enrollment cap. We usually fill our spots quickly so be sure to register soon! Season details: Practices begin after school starting on April 27 and continue until school ends on June 5. Then we switch to morning practices until June 19. All practices are at the Lakeway Swim Center, in the heated competition pool. We will compete in seven swim meets this summer at the Lakeway Swim Center and other local pools. All swimmers are welcome to join the team; there is no residency or pool membership requirement. The minimum qualifications for swimmers is at least 5 years old and not older than 17 years old, the ability to swim one lap (25 yards) of elementary freestyle, and ready to participate on a team. If you are uncertain about your child’s swimming abilities, please schedule a tryout before registering for swim team. The registration fee is $200 per swimmer, and this includes everything except the team swimsuit. Running a swim meet is a community effort and all families on the team are needed to work at least four swim meets or to help in other areas

related to team operations. If you are new to the sport of swimming, we will help you find the right job. Training provided! Our team is recreational and a lot of fun, with an emphasis on stroke development and individual improvement. You can learn more about our team at www.lakewaylakers.org. If you have any questions about summer swim team, or need to schedule a tryout, please contact us at admin@lakewaylakers.org.

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